Which is not an accurate statement about the McCarran Act?

It prohibited the formation of a Communist Party in the United States.

Truman felt the act was unconstitutional, but Congress overrode his veto.

It prevented Communists from obtaining passports or from entering the United States.

Members of the Communist party were required to register with the federal government.

It prohibited the formation of a Communist Party in the United States.

Option A is not correct with reference to the mccarren act.

Explanation:

The act requires the communist organisations to register with the government of the United States to enquire people involving in subversive activities or enhancing the establishment of totalitarian dictatorship.

The members of this group cannot become American citizens in some cases, they were denied Passport. President Truman vetoed against this act as he considered it unconstitutional, although Congress overrode his veto. The critics of this act believed that the act posed a risk to the first amendment rights of "freedom of speech and association".

The inaccurate statement is that it prohibited the formation of a Communist Party in the US.

Explanation:

The act allowed the formation of a Communist party but forced the members to register with the federal government, which allowed them to be arrested for being apart of the group. Truman did veto the bill and the House of Representatives overrode the veto. As well as that communist were not allowed passports, nor were they able to enter the US.